There is a total of 49617 clues beginning with c
- Clue in novel’s central parts
- Clue in Telegraph intractable
- Clue is a little difficult to crack, getting drained
- Clue is second missing first couple of twists
- Clue is success, Neo at first admitted
- Clue mine
- Clue murder involves Green, ultimately
- Clue not inept, incorporating sharp point
- clue of the day award goes to the extremely rarely spotted quadruple definition at 25a
- clue of the day is 14a where the penny finally dropped and I realized that I was not looking for a lady with a mop
- Clue originally featured in 1 — and never again?
- Clue penned by wordsmith in Times
- Clue provider‘s strain to stop in retirement
- Clue re-written with romantic response to allegation
- Clue recurring in puzzle, a debatable addition
- Clue regularly getting cheers — it’s to be very stylish!
- Clue spa differently for Tatler’s readers, perhaps
- Clue that leads to me, 16,
- Clue that might give ‘thee’
- Clue that's hard in Times initially
- Clue to a host offering euphemistic expressions?
- Clue to dastardly con followed up here?
- Clue to dial home — with a bad back?
- Clue to gasp about: Boatman creates vintage surface treatment
- Clue to make rum link with gin
- Clue to make WAG punish cleaner
- Clue to many unions being affected by separation
- Clue to minor problem
- clue to Nina maybe suggests a scientific process
- Clue to patients’ accommodation problem
- Clue to warming together
- Clue with rugby union implication finally reveals a type of cricket!
- Clue women misinterpreted as unpleasant
- Clue women possibly will find displeasing!
- Clue would be perfect if shortened
- Clue – mostly hateful he-men canned feminist analysis
- Clue “doable”? Measure of reflection needed
- Clue “Seascape” with an anagram? It’s a potential way out
- Clue “shy” as anagram
- Clue's success describes Spinner, essentially
- Clue, goes in through Great Britain
- Clue, hint and key turn out charmless Rugby League team?
- Clue, perfect when shortened
- Clue-writers not getting English right? They may be “badgered”
- clue Navel gazing indeed! I could see only one possible answer, but only saw how it worked after I peeled the “IT” off and looked at the rest
- Clue: largely unimportant composer
- Clue: regularly pilfer small drinks
- Clue: S&M involved power
- Clue: sidearm’s concealed
- Clue: the pastern’s broken, but this horse won with certainty; it’s better than gambling
- Clue: ‘A welcoming northern country‘
- Clue: ”Women possibly given a frosty reception‘
- Clue? I’d none solved except puzzle’s second, showing sluggishness
- Clue? Well, it’s a long story…
- Clued badly with vacant smile cut off
- Clued up about German club
- Clued up and enthusiastic about University College Hospital
- Clued ‘shone’ cryptically, as planned
- Clued-up company worker is about to celebrate retiring
- Cluedo character goes topless endlessly, like Holly?
- Cluedo Mortal sin I will be outstanding suspect!
- Clueless about molecular grinder
- Clueless as tea is poured
- Clueless character losing head over harangue
- Clueless sailor put down fat, heading off
- Clueless stupidly ranting about nothing
- Clueless Tramp will notify editor
- Clueless without clothes?
- Clueless, I admit, about two major components of air
- Clueless, not having this soft egg I scrambled
- Clueless about argon and tin compound
- Clues about large container for vegetables
- Clues all over the place about main character being lustful
- Clues not written about, story initially untold
- Clues of that bloke including those bordering on naughtiest
- Clues set with a condition
- Clues with no beginning may keep listener visibly upset
- Clues frantically entered by setter in a race
- Clue‘s initial letters
- Clue’s glue holds water
- Clue’s naughty about great man having a roving eye
- Clue’s ‘Single by Queen, rockier‘
- Clump around the highlands, vagrants bringing up rear
- Clump of grass next to a drink
- Clump of vegetation seen, jumbo part circling island to the west
- Clump thug in audience with iron before end of act
- Clumsily assist in stoppage of blood flow
- Clumsily built cottage up north accommodates clubs
- Clumsily built men go to bed
- Clumsily curtsies and grimaces
- Clumsily done, in my long poem
- Clumsily enter software for domestic appliance
- Clumsily gains strength, clutching tail of alligator for show
- Clumsily handle father and wife
- Clumsily handle new piece
- Clumsily hide student in City
- Clumsily I cut hero, more likely to act hurt
- Clumsily kiss and run in winter sports venue
- Clumsily misused walkway crossing road
- Clumsily move ahead of sailor? Hazel’s possibly knocked down by him